Senate limits military servants proposal faced criticism in debate
The debate over Proxmire's amendment to cut costs from 1,245 to 708 allocations drew criticism as lawmakers argued the move would undermine weapons procurement. Proxmire labeled the servants a national burden, saying there are no two ways about it while advocating restraint amid detente.
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NASA Plans Study To Include Women In Space
NASA initiates experiments to study women in space with expectations to match male data. Eight of twelve volunteers will stay in bed two weeks while four walk. results to compare with male counterparts. Noted pilots and figures are mentioned in context of flight time and selection standards.
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Comet Kohoutek Expected To Light Night Sky In 1973
Atlanta astronomers report the Kohoutek comet will appear in late November and be visible to the naked eye through February. At peak brightness it could outshine the Sun by some measures and span an arc of degrees above the horizon. The body lies billions of miles from Earth and will pass within 75 million miles of our planet before swinging back toward the sun.
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Cambodian insurgents shell town near Phnom Penh
Reported shelling reached a town 7 miles northeast of Phnom Penh near the university campus. Insurgent forces moved more troops into the area while the city center remained under pressure from ongoing fighting. Farmers in the region face low after tax incomes and harsh conditions amid the conflict.
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Sterilization Ban Extended 30 Days
Washington AP reports a thirty day extension to a federal ban on sterilizations funded by HEW programs. The interim guidelines affect Public Health Service and Social and Rehabilitation Services while a dispute delays broader changes. About 100000 people yearly are sterilized under federal programs, many of them poor or welfare recipients.
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Egypt plans break in cease-fire amid Gaza tensions
Be irut based An Nahar reports Egypt warned Palestinian guerrillas it will break the three year Middle East cease-fire soon. The warning surfaced during a Palestine Liberation Organization executive committee meeting led by Yasir Arafat and attended by major groups and Musbah Bude. The statement allegedly aims to pressure the US to push Israel toward concessions.
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Democrats Aim to Avert Convention Rules Fight
Washington AP reports Democratic leaders push to avoid a clash over rules guiding the party convention. National Chairman Robert S. Strauss warns against scorched earth tactics and urges compromise. A draft committee is expected to propose reforms for an October commission meeting.
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Chilean unrest grows as opposition hints at armed action
Mrs Allende reports from Santiago that opposition Christian groups may pursue remapping power and could form an armed people's army if peaceful means fail. The insight comes as prec edena Salvador Allende's widow remarks on mounting resistance in Chile and possible coup plans.
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